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Boyle County approves $725,000 cash transfer, pays $386,913.99 in bills
Summary
At its July 28 meeting the Boyle County Fiscal Court approved $725,000 from an interest-bearing account into the general fund, authorized transfers to the road department and EMS, and approved a bills packet totaling $386,913.99 that included a $28,000 taser payment and Motorola body-camera expenses.
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The Boyle County Fiscal Court approved a set of cash transfers and paid county bills at its July 28 meeting. The court voted to move $725,000 from an interest-bearing account into the general fund, and approved transfers of $25,000 to the road department and $125,000 to the county EMS.
County staff presented the monthly bill packet showing a total disbursement of $386,913.99. The bills included a $28,000 payment to Exxon Enterprises for law-enforcement stun-device equipment and listed Motorola body-camera expenses; the sheriff's office was noted as receiving a related $10,000 grant. "We did make our payment to Exxon Enterprises, which is a taser payment for our law enforcement," the clerk reported. The court approved the packet by voice vote.
The court recorded a brief question-and-answer exchange about a waste-tire grant for roadside tire removal and confirmed that some routine public-safety equipment grants were reflected in the packet. No separate roll-call vote was recorded in the transcript; approval was by general assent (ayes) during the meeting.
